A judge took pity on a woman left to represent herself and accused the Government of making the hearing a 'charade'.
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- May 25, 2013
- Updated: 2:42am
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Most families cannot afford private health care for relatives with mental problems even though that appears the only way to get urgent help, a relative of Chan Chi-kwan said yesterday.
A cake shop employee with an allegedly healthy appetite for sex is being sued for more than $1 million by a man who claims she treated him like a sex slave.
A father is suing his daughter's babysitters for allegedly having run a bath so hot it left the child with what is likely to be permanent scarring.
A Tai Po man who claims his wife refused to have sex with him because of false rumours is seeking a High Court injunction to gag people he says are gossiping about him.
AN elderly woman who spent two days stuck in a ditch was rescued only when another woman heard about her plight and called police yesterday.
A high-diving entertainment company's plunge into legal action over equipment at Ocean Park has ended up as something of a public belly flop.
Paediatric wards are stocked high with donated toys that endanger the lives of children, says a hospital charity.
Playright says up to 90 per cent of hospitals use toys that do not...
MORE women are straying from the marital bed, according to counsellors taking crash courses in healing shattered male egos.
The Ombudsman is to investigate the soaring cost of taxi licences in an effort to put a brake on fare rises.
Comforting news for those who get lost in the maze of government hotlines - the Ombudsman shares your frustration.
POLICE found eight men tied in groups pleading for help on a Sau Mau Ping hillside early yesterday after each had been robbed of as little as $60.
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